The privilege of making offerings to Grandmaster/Teacher

Được Thánh thần cho phép cúng dường by Quế An on 26 Oct 2016, 19:08 – translated by Horangi

Bowing to GrandMaster, Teacher,
Greetings to Dharma brothers and sisters,

I express my deepest gratitude to Grandmaster and Teacher for imparting the precious Dharma to us. Last night, on October 23, I experienced immense joy as the Divine force enabled me to make offerings to Grandmaster and Teacher. Although I had attempted this offering previously without success, this time was different. After bowing down to Vairocana Buddha, the Buddhas of Ten Directions, GrandMaster Trieu Phuoc, and Teacher Trieu Nghiem, and reciting the Five Essential Dharanises for about 5 minutes, I felt the Force guiding my hands in a graceful dance, urging me forward with strength and determination… I have been granted the extraordinary privilege of making offerings to Grandmaster and Teacher! This fills me with boundless happiness, and I am committed to cultivating diligently to express my profound appreciation and gratitude to Grandmaster and Teacher.

Disciple Quế An

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